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Grrrrrrr - What is bugging you today?!
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340.       christine_usa
284 posts
 07 Dec 2006 Thu 03:09 am

At 7:30 this morning just as the class I teach was to start I received a phonecall from the administrator that we were going into full lockdown. Apparantly a gunman was at large within a mile from our school, and SWAT teams, helicopters and police were searching for him. It was very hard to teach all day with the blinds drawn, waiting for something bad to happen... and I live in one of the nicest suburbs in the USA. When things like this happen- I ask myself... Christine- why are you staying here in the uSA???...Sorry had to vent.

341.       kai
0 posts
 07 Dec 2006 Thu 03:13 am

Quoting christine_usa:

At 7:30 this morning just as the class I teach was to start I received a phonecall from the administrator that we were going into full lockdown. Apparantly a gunman was at large within a mile from our school, and SWAT teams, helicopters and police were searching for him. It was very hard to teach all day with the blinds drawn, waiting for something bad to happen... and I live in one of the nicest suburbs in the USA. When things like this happen- I ask myself... Christine- why are you staying here in the uSA???...Sorry had to vent.



I was going to ask you if you teach in the Bronx but then you said nice area so I thought maybe not lol

342.       christine_usa
284 posts
 07 Dec 2006 Thu 03:20 am

No Kai,

I teach in one of the wealthiest suburbs in America- most are millionares who live here (but we are just 30 minutes from Philadelphia, now one of the highest crime/murder cities in America)

It's been a hard day. At times like this, I think I could never be a parent- the weight of the responsibility of caring for the life of children is enormous.

343.       kai
0 posts
 07 Dec 2006 Thu 03:26 am

Quoting christine_usa:

No Kai,

I teach in one of the wealthiest suburbs in America- most are millionares who live here (but we are just 30 minutes from Philadelphia, now one of the highest crime/murder cities in America)

It's been a hard day. At times like this, I think I could never be a parent- the weight of the responsibility of caring for the life of children is enormous.



yeah I know about Phili ....are you a millionaire then? lol

344.       christine_usa
284 posts
 07 Dec 2006 Thu 03:31 am

I wish! Not even close for a few lifetimes

345.       chaotic
3 posts
 07 Dec 2006 Thu 09:32 am

clueless girls

346.       kai
0 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 02:52 am

Quoting chaotic:

clueless girls



I hope i'm not one of them chaotic

347.       kai
0 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 03:13 am

I have over 127 people on msn and not one of them is online!

348.       robyn :D
2640 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 12:36 pm

Quoting kai:

I have over 127 people on msn and not one of them is online!



people thinking translation requests have to be fulfilled

349.       ramayan
2633 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 12:43 pm

salak connection ..when u need it most you dont have it

350.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 02:13 pm

Having a full friday afetrnoon off and a lover who has important classes all day Now the only discussion I can have with myself is whether to do the dishes or study.

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